I've been in hiring discussions where word doc is looked down on since the candidate is not thinking about how to protect their data from manipulation.
This ladies take is dumb as hell, or as others have mentioned because her company changes applicants information.
Identity theft monitoring services always scare me. It seems like you are dumping a huge amount of information into a single system and just hoping the vendor is secure. I have access to one but refuse to put much information in. Is this mindset incorrect?
Agree with you, but "duty to party" shouldn't exist and it's sad that it does.
Is this actually confirmed anywhere though? I keep seeing it repeated and the only 'source' is a ?xeet? .
Highly dependent on workplace. Many with govt contracts could feel an obligation to punish this.
My understanding of the current situation is that EPA Guidelines give a lot of wiggle room / outright don't control vehicles above a certain size. Therefore manufacturers are reducing the vehicles that actually get regulated by those guidelines in favor of monster trucks for grocery getters.
Sauce?
To be fair smart connected chastity cages did get hacked recently so their owners couldn't get them off.
At the beginning of the pandemic people didn't know much about COVID and did whatever they could to keep safe. Especially in high risk households. As better research became available many of the approaches such as wiping down groceries got used less.
So COVID was like Uber sploosh?
I'm paid and have never seen an ad. Are you on an oddball subscription?